R Raymond May

rmay@odexgroup.com

704.847.0008

www.odexgroup.com

Big Banks / Dealers centric

WinnersBig Dealers, Dealer Employees,

Very Large End Users

LosersMarket Transparency, Fairness,

Small Dealers…

•Bi-lateral trading governed by ISDA

and CSA – forces deals to Dealers

•Inter-Dealer Market access strictly

monitored by Large Dealers

•Clearing only for Dealer – Dealer

trades at LCH

•Not regulated

Current Market Structure

(Prior to DFA)

95% Mkt Revenue

ODEX OPPORTUNITY

•$4bn of revenue to new SEFs

•Allows for an

innovative, customer-focused

entrant

•Low cost producer to gain

market share

•End Users want –

Fair, Transparent Markets

•Mandated Change

ODEX Expected New Market Structure

(Post to DFA)“Trading Mandate” – Derivatives Must trade on a SEF

20% Revenue 30% Revenue

25% Revenue

25% Revenue

“Dodd-Frank is creating a paradigm

shift in the market structure for

OTC derivatives called Swaps

Execution Facilities (SEFs) and

Central Counter Parties

(CCPs), forcing the use of SEFs for

execution and price discovery”

A >$500 Trillion Market!

ODEX is a SEFcovering Interest Rate, Credit and FX contract types

2008 2010 2012 2013

“Section 723 of the Dodd Frank Act:… that with respect to a swap that is subject to the clearing requirement of section 2(h)(1)(A), counterparties shall execute the transaction on a swap execution facility *SEF+”

ODEX’s mission is to make markets better through innovations in technology, pricing, market structure, and customer service.

Time TableMajor Developments in Derivatives Market Structure

•Sep 2008 – Lehman Fails •Mar 2010 – ODEX Founded – Series A•Jul 2010 – DFA Passes•Jan 2011 – ODEX sponsors TABB conference in NYC

•Q1 – Final CFTC/SEC Rules•Q2 – ODEX System Ready•Q2 – SEF registration begins•Q3 – Mandated Clearing Begins•Q4 – Mandated Trading Begins

•US Market all trading on SEFs•Expansion of Users•Expansion on Classes of products•EMIR in Europe

ODEX – Fair and Transparent SEF

CLOB

3 Patents applied for FIX 5 API, Third party trading, Multi CCP & FCM selection

Product range • Spreads & Curve trades etc.•Rates, Credit, FX• Offset Model

Request For Quote (RFQ)• Transparent / Compliant• Block and Unwinds• Cleared and non-cleared products

Central Limit Order Book (CLOB) – time - price• Transparent / Compliant• Anonymous

Blotter

RFQ

CLOB

$650 Trillion

** Rates

Gross Nt

(Bn USD)

Nov 2011

Basis Swap 23,542

FRA 56,514

OIS 64,494

Swap 314,462

Swaption 34,593

Cap/Floor 12,783

Others 20,040

Total: 526,428

• eTrading increases transaction

numbers and volumes***

• If traded through existing

brokers this is >$4.0bn in fees

Market Size

** Source – www.Trioptima.com

*** ICAP Annual Report

D2D D2C

IDBs:ICAPBGC (Cantor)TraditionGFITulletsCreditex

TradewebBloombergMarketAxess

DealersJPM, GS, MS, DB etc

+New ENTRANTS:ODEXErisJavelinTruesef

Brokerage to both users –

1/16 bp pa or $6 each side

per mm/yr

• Clearing fee - $1 to

$22 per year /mm

• Execution Fee from

SEF

• FCM Costs

Mandate

>$1.5bn >$50bn>$16bn

Existing Market - Opaque Dodd-Frank Mandated: SEFs – Fair and Transparent

Incumbents

Competition

Cleared Not Cleared

Trading Mandate sometime in

2012 or early 2013

Voice / Hybrid Focus

Legacy Brokerage to

protect

Clients all Dealers

Strong Existing Business

Already on Desktops

Big Companies

Focused on “Last Look”

Dealers looking backwards

Value to End UsersBloombergTradeweb IDBs

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Ea

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use

Free to installMaker/taker modelFocus on Lowest

Cost

Fair & Transparent Anonymous

Spread TradingNot beholden to

dealers, Buy side focus

Web deliveredModern designFIX based API

Dealer payLarge annual feeEnd user costs

$1600/month terminal fee

Transaction costsProtective of

dealer franchise

High brokerage fees, both sides

Must support high overhead

Dealer-centricOwned by dealers

Install baseMaker/taker modelNo biz migration

Install base Dealer relationships

Majority of liquidity

Low cost if terminal already

installedEase of installation

Focused on dealer-dealer

tradingHybrid trading

ODEX offers the most compelling platform, delivering transparency, fairness and ease of use.

User Acquisition

Launch Growth Maturity

Dodd-Frank Compliant, Simple Installation, Fair and Transparent, Cost

• Direct sales to small

dealers & large end

users

• Regional banks

• Broker partners

• Revenue share with

dealers

Conferences, events and online marketing

Partner relationships

•OEM Vendors

(FX, Bonds, etc.)

• Introducing Broker

Direct sales to

smaller end users

Advertising

• Internet

• Trade magazines

• Financial

news networks

Dealers 100-150

Other Financial 3000-5000

Corporates 20,000+

Risks: Countermeasures:

Rule Making: Trading mandate is DELAYED

Keep Low Burn Rate

Fail to attract major liquidity pools

Focus on Smaller DealersProduct Innovation

Change accelerates before ODEX is ready

Outsource some technology development – Identify key new

hires

Technology Failures

Key Personnel RiskDeepen the Bench

and Knowledge Transfer

Focus on QA and Performance Testing

ODEX - Architecture

Matching Engine

Trading GUI

Trading API

CCP Connectivity

Complex Admin

feature set

TCM Manager

FCM Manager

TABB Conference 24 Jan 2012